
Weekly doses of human discourse on modern love and addiction. A newsletter for people who believe death only comes when we stop laughing at ourselves.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 246 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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I travel to Idaho for my baby cousin’s wedding. No one in my family lives here, but there is an Airbnb there that will accommodate dozens of people and allow events. Never has it been more apparent to me that the luxury of isolation is a ke...
We are living on the edge. I’ve been thinking about sink holes—and not just because of the cavernous seaside one that caused a mass evacuation in Malibu. My mom has one in her backyard, bit it’s mostly in her neighbor’s yard. It creeps abou...
I am not a wellness influencer, but I often say “I am doing well. How are you?”
Since I failed my blood test (high A1C), I made all the changes at once. I now walk or do a small chore or resistance routine after every meal. I stop eating a...
“Her life was the only possession she had, and she wanted to keep it.” Maggie Shipstead, The Great Circle
One of the reviews of my memoir had this criticism: “There should’ve been a trigger warning for orthorexia.”
I don’t know if those...
Hello Readers,
I found out last week that I have pre-diabetes, and the food noise has turned into a late 90s grindcore food concert being blasted in my ears—no earplugs, and I’m right next to the speaker. I am finding it hard to write this...
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Author of “Like a Normal Person: A Memoir About Not Drinking.” Lover of synchronized dance routines and hot soup on a cold day. Expert at repeating mistakes. I write embarrassing things, and I love you.\ud83d\ude18
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